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GE Fanuc Series Oi-TC (300 APC Alarm Problem)

07/07/2014 12:18 AM

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my machine is problem. I have a battery low and battery down error weeks ago and I have replaced the battery while power is off.
Subsequently, i have 300 APC Alarm X Z AXIS NEED ZRN error.
Does this means i have lost all my parameter including zero reference? How can i check whether parameter is still there? I do not Known how to do zero point return. Please help me make procedure zero point return. Thanks all
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Re: GE Fanuc series Oi-TC (300 APC alarm problem)

07/07/2014 1:13 AM

Did you try the manual?

Sorry did not manage to use your links.

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Re: GE Fanuc series Oi-TC (300 APC alarm problem)

07/07/2014 3:27 AM

Your MTB should have provided a procedure for rehoming and also for changing batteries which states "DO NOT TURN THE POWER OFF WHILE CHANGING BATTERIES" if not then it is on the battery cover itself, having worked on many of these I can also tell you that the homing procedures vary from MTB to MTB as stated "read the manual"

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